2026 Honda Passport
Passport TrailSport Elite Blackout
Blackout-trimmed styling tops the TrailSport Elite, pairing a 285-hp V-6 with standard all-wheel drive and 83.8 cu ft of cargo room.
Blackout-trimmed styling tops the TrailSport Elite, pairing a 285-hp V-6 with standard all-wheel drive and 83.8 cu ft of cargo room.
The 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport Elite Blackout centers its identity on a Regular Gasoline V-6 with 285 hp and 262 lb-ft. All Wheel Drive and a 10-Speed Automatic define the hardware, with 20 mpg combined. It seats 5, and cargo volume is 83.8 cu ft. MSRP starts at $53,850.
See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.
* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.
Representative previews shown. Color availability may vary — confirm exact paint options with your dealer.
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What it meansThe Regular Gasoline V-6, all-wheel drive, and 10-speed automatic give this trim a straightforward gas setup. Its fuel economy is 20 mpg combined, 18 mpg city, and 23 mpg highway.
Why this trimThe 285 hp and 262 lb-ft ratings matter if you want clear power output from this Passport. The trade-off is fuel use that stays defined by city, highway, and combined ratings.
Bottom line: Power is the main performance draw.
What it meansThe 83.8 cu ft cargo volume and 115.4 cu ft passenger volume point to generous space for people and gear. Its 191.5 in length and 113.6 in wheelbase also signal a substantial footprint.
Why this trimFor this trim, the 4705 lbs curb weight pairs with the large exterior measurements. Shoppers should think about parking space and cargo needs together.
Bottom line: It is sized for real utility.
What it meansHeated and ventilated front bucket seats make the front row the comfort focus. The 60-40 folding heated rear seat adds flexibility for passengers or cargo.
Why this trimThis trim also includes an 8-way driver seat, rear sun blinds, and mobile hotspot internet access. Those items matter because comfort and connectivity are built into this trim.
Bottom line: Comfort features are a clear focus.
What it meansThe Bose premium sound system includes 12 speakers and a 12.3'' color touchscreen. Wireless phone connectivity and real-time traffic display support everyday media and trip planning.
Why this trimThis trim's technology centers on audio, screen size, phone connection, and traffic information. The 2 front LCD monitors add display coverage in the front cabin.
Bottom line: Tech emphasis is audio and connectivity.
What it meansThe safety profile includes a 5-star overall rating and 4-star frontal barrier results. Traffic Jam Assist, stability control, traction control, and ABS are also standard.
Why this trimFor this trim, the ratings give shoppers a verified crash-test snapshot. The driver-assistance and control systems focus on support during traffic and low-traction moments.
Bottom line: Crash ratings and control systems stand out.
What it meansThe 18 in wheels use P275/60TR18 tires, which define this trim's wheel-and-tire package. Those measurements are the verified setup for this trim.
Why this trimWheel and tire sizing matters because it affects replacement shopping and fitment questions. These facts give shoppers exact numbers to compare when checking tires.
Bottom line: The tire specification is clearly defined.
Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) is recalling certain 2026 Pilot and Passport vehicles. The rear subframe bolts may have been tightened improperly.
1 recall campaign on record from NHTSA for the 2026 model year. Recall coverage can vary by VIN.
View All Recalls & Check Your VINSource: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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